OneHome makes every effort to ensure survivors of domestic violence have access to Coordinated Entry in a safe and accessible way. The Intimate Partner Violence and Domestic Violence policy includes guidance specific to Victim Service Providers (VSP), non-victim-specific providers, and veteran-specific providers. 

Learn about the different Priority Queues and how to manage your clients effectively.

We’d like to hear from you about what is going well and what needs improvement.

Updated monthly with the number of Active Clients on the OneHome Community Queue.

The OneHome team canceled May's Community Design Team on Thursday, May 18th. We respect the community's time and efforts and as such, find this month's content better communicated here.

we have made immediate changes in HMIS to add language around the Name Fields in the Client Profile to encourage more inclusivity for participants. Learn how it works.

We have updated our prioritization over the last year to reflect the ever-changing needs of our community and continue to monitor each one for equitable outcomes and process improvement.

This Inactive List includes all OneHome participants with 60+ days without qualified CoC activities. Participants with 120+ days without activity will be removed from CQ and exited from OneHome in December 2022 by MDHI staff after providers have the month of November to review the report. We recommend prioritizing your internal agency’s inactive workflow to focus on the households with 120+ days of no activity first.

Review important Changes in Household Composition, Multiple Community Queues, Housing Provider Denial Process, and the Inactive Report Update.

The Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) program is available through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). Although most EHVs are already allocated, we have updated guidance for how people experiencing homelessness can access this resource in their county.

Our Coordinated Entry System received its first Coordinated Entry grant from the Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) beginning September 1, 2022. Our changes to the Community Queue are a direct result of these grant requirements. Learn more and view step-by-step instructions for how to assign people to the Community Queue.

Updates to the VI-SPDAT will go into effect on August 1, 2022. Old paper forms should be recycled and replaced with the new forms posted on the OneHome website.

This training provides an overview of OneHome housing provider responsibilities as well as details on specific activities and how to do them in HMIS.

Do you know someone working to end homelessness in Metro Denver that goes above and beyond the call of duty? Recognize them with a Housing Firsty shared across our social network.

View the June CDT slides for monthly data, a presentation from the Area Agency on Aging, our communication plan, and more.

The following data represents the number of clients housed through OneHome Coordinated Entry in 2021. Thank you to all of our partners who participate in this process; your continued support and collaboration make this possible.

We created this training with the intention of providing our partners with more in-depth guidance on how to administer the VISPDAT. We feel it is important to go through the questions and explain how to interpret and deliver each one in an equitable, trauma-informed way.

The Intake Form has been updated. Find it under Partners -> Assessor Page -> Assessment Documents -> Intake Form.